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March 2008

Malaysia 101: Striving An Absolute Squatter-Free Policy

Squatters Illegal Immigrants

Squatters occupy an uninhabited building or unused land without the legal right to do so. Typically, squatters do not hold a title, pay rent, or have permission from the rightful owner to use the property. Squatters can sometimes be seen in a positive light, as they may bring unused land or property back into productive use, but they can also be viewed negatively, especially if their occupation interferes with the property rights of others. Image source: Philippine Star

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Double Standards, Once Again

(The same old shit from same old mouth foaming politicians)

Hardly caused us to raise our eyebrows these days but still…

BN or rather UMNO were well known for their double standards and we thought after the hard screwing that they got after the last general election; these people would have toned down. But how we were proven to be so wrong?

The hoo-haa that they created when DAP wanted to boycott the swearing in of MB Perak was almost non existence when they wanted to boycott the swearing of the Terengganu MB in the same manner.

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Elections 101: Unveiling the Positive Reasons Behind BN’s Unexpected Election Defeat

Pakatan Harapan PH Elections DAP BN Barisan Nasional

The recent general election results, marking the defeat of Barisan Nasional (BN), signify a notable shift in the political landscape. This change is particularly impactful for the Pakatan coalition, including the Democratic Action Party (DAP), which has long faced challenges due to slander and misinformation. The outcome presents an opportunity for these parties to move forward and focus on governance and policy-making, free from the adversarial tactics that have previously marred the political discourse. Image source: DAP Twitter Page

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Elections 101: Powerful MIC Voted and Kicked Out

samy vellu snippet Highway agreement vote elections

On the day we scheduled to vote for the next government, it started with re-watching PKR’s Raja Petra talk in Brickfields on my laptop whilst my dad & mom were having their breakfast. We planned to leave the house at about 9 in the morning, vote, and come back to relax. My parents’ voting day went well – it did not go so well for me.

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Elections 101: When Laziness Screws Young Stubborn Voters

State Elections Anwar Ibrahim Public Rally Pakatan Harapan Young

In Malaysia, the number of young voters has become increasingly significant, marking a substantial demographic shift in the electorate. This change is attributed to the constitutional amendment that lowered the voting age to 18 and introduced automatic voter registration, which added millions of young voters to the electoral roll. The impact of this ‘Green Wave’ of young voters is particularly notable in urban areas, where their numbers are concentrated, potentially influencing the political landscape of Malaysia. Image source: Yahoo News/Malay Mail

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